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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1921

Page

6

Saline Township to Hold Biennial Spring and Annual Township Election

Notice to Saline Township electors lists voting for state and township officers on April 4 1921 plus propositions including a constitutional amendment on wartime benefits. Poll hours set 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. with possible noon and early closing adjustments. dated March 15 1921 by Clerk Gertrude A. Lutz. Indictment for profiteering remark follows the notice.

Supreme Court University Board of Review Michigan United States Forendon Board of Inspectors ‘of Telve Board of Election Gertrude A. Lutz Said Township

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure

Catarrh is a local disease worsened by constitutional factors. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood to destroy the disease’s foundation, strengthen the patient, and aid natural healing. Available from all druggists with free circulars from Dr. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.

Hall Nature Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

If It's Tires We Fix Em

Don’t throw away old tires bring them to us for a new lease of life. Visit now to discuss new tires before prices go up.

Easter Services Draw Growing Attendance at Federated Church

The Federated Church reports strong turnout for Easter week events including daily services from Thursday to Sunday. Special offerings, communion on Friday, sunrise at 6 am, Easter music, sermons, and junior congregation activities active with Miss Smith guiding the junior group.

Esterday Osmé Kissie Miss Smith

Obituary of Hattie Pierce Wheeler Schultz

Hattie Pierce Wheeler born in Pittsfield township on April 2 185? died in Detroit March 17 1921. She married Joseph F Schultz in January 1879 and lived in Middleton for 35 years. Five children survive her Harry W. of Middleton Mrs Charles Dean of Detroit Mrs I S Fink of Columbus Ohio Herbert J. of Howell and Gardner of Detroit. Funeral held at her sister’s home in Saline with Rev Dale Robinson officiating. Remains laid in Oakwood cemetery mausoleum. She helped found Middleton’s first religious services and the local church.

Hattie Pierce Wheeler Pittsfield Township Detroit Joseph F. Schultz Lansing Middleton Harry W Charles Dean I. S. Fink Columbus Onio Herbert J Howell Gardner K.B. Simmons Saline Dale Robinson Oakwood Cemetery K. B. Simmons L. C. Luety Watervliet New York Thompkins Wheeler

Card of Thanks For Kindness After Loss

The Children Sisters and Brother extend heartfelt thanks for the kindness shown after the death. We appreciated the floral offerings and Rev Dale Robinsons comforting words during this time.

Dale Robinson

Real Estate Transfers in York and Bridgewater Townships

Multiple deeds record transfers in York and Bridgewater townships including Henry Hilty to Alphonse Schmid, George W. Cook to Chris Ting Rentz, Catherine Keuhner to Lewis Schellenberger, William Hall to William Guenther, Joe Regnier to O R Beebe, Charles Uhl to Lew H Trolz, Jacob Armbruster to Frederick Braun, Manford Fairbanks to Fred M Grieve, and Mary Way to Burton Angelmeyer. Considerations range from 4 500 to 525 dollars with land parcels in sections 1 8 9 10 12 35. The Novelty Four, a musical lyceum company, will perform March 29.

Henry Hilty Alphonse Schmid York Township George W. Cook Christing Rentz Saline Catherine Keuhner Lewis A. Schellenberger Janioas Bridgewater William Hall Wiliam Geunther Lydia Guenther Township of Lad Charles Uhl H. Trolz Jacob Armbruster Frederick Braun Els Saiz Manford Fairbanks Fred M. Grieve Pittsfield Lodi Mary Way Burton Angelmeye Cornsider Aston

Owosso Canning Co. elected president amid local elections

In Owosso the newly organized Owosso Canning Co elected George Gregg as president as villagers voted on the Citizens ticket defeating the Reds. Across Michigan towns reports noted court appearances, oil claims, oil fires, school bids, wage cuts, and local political nominations.

Local Social Notes List Visits and Civilities Across Town

Doris and Donna Teufel have a meeting with friends. Donald and Theodore Stimpson buy a Ford touring car. Mrs Frank Stills called on Mrs Hugh Craig Saturday afternoon. N Dibble and wife of Tecumseh visited their daughter. James and Mrs Taylor hosted relatives from the west last week. Ella McMann injured herself last week. N Mehler and wife visited daughter in Tecumseh Friday. Uriah Gooding moved to a new home in northern state. Venus Vandercook and family host Earl Vandercook and family from Milan. Mrs hk B Thayer attended a Sunday school party in Macon Wednesday. Sami Westlake and family visited Albert Cross in Milan Saturday. Helen Craig spent Friday with Glen Gordon. Lena Gordon hosted the Willing Workers Thursday. Helen Craig with uncle Samuel Craig in York for a week. St Patrick s party and dance at Ernest Gilbert Thursday evening. Mrs Burt Osborne spent Wednesday with Allen Collins family in Macon. Meeting on boys and girls club work held at Frank Stilts Thursday. Grace Tilson Smith and B O Hagrman from Ann Arbor attended.

Doris Donna Teufel Donald Theodore Stimpson Frank Stills Hugh Craig N. Dibble Tecumseh James Taylor Ella McMann N. Mehler Leroy Kemp Uriah Gooding Venus Vandercook Earl Vandercook Milan Hk ‘B. Thayer Walter Morden Macon

Asserting Her Authority by a Chicago Herald Note

A Chicago Herald item describes Mrs Saft rebuking her son Tommy from a fierce neighbor dispute. She commands him to open windows before punishment, claiming the cat across the road challenged her authority and she intends to whip him.

Christian Science Notes Services in Citi zens Bank Building

Sunday 10 a m testimony meeting at 8 00 p m midweek service. Sunday School open to pupils under 20. Cordial invitation to all. A Tennessee boy, 16, is reported to have eaten 37 eyes in one sitting.

Citizens Bank Tennessee

For Sale Two Acres Near Town With House and Barn

For sale two acres of land close to town featuring a good house and barn with plenty of fruit. Ideal for small farm or homestead seeking proximity to local services. Includes usable outbuildings and potential orchard.

18 Acres with Small House and Barn for Sale

Eighteen acres with a small house and barn offers plenty of fruit and a half field. The land is well watered with good pasture and flowing wells. A good home at a cheap price.

80 Acre Farm With House Barn Silo and Windmill

80 acre farm with a good house a solid basement barn large hen house and a silo windmill and more. Possession given April 1. Easy terms. Agency handles fire wind and hail insurance.

Agency For Fire, Wind and

Unless She Is Fat or Fat? A Side Show Comment

A puzzling line questions a girl's willingness to admit her strength, suggesting she only reveals resilience if she grows confident enough for a side show. The phrasing implies social pressure around self presentation and performance.

Notice to Creditors for F George Hack Estate

In Washtenaw County Michigan the Probate Court orders creditors of F George Hack, deceased, to present claims by July 2 next. Claims will be examined and heard on May 2 and July 2 at ten o clock in the forenoon, in Ann Arbor Probate Office. Dated March 2, 4921. Judge Emory E Leland.

Tate Michigan Washtenaw Ann Arbor Emory E, Leland

Probate Court Sets Hearing On Martin Lamb Estate

In Washtenaw County Probate Court Ann Arbor on March 8 1921 Judge Emory Leland presiding executor A J Warren filed final account and petition for approval of distribution The court orders April 9 1921 at 10 am for hearing and directs publication in the Saline Observer for three weeks true copy by Dorcas C G Donegan Register of Probate

Salife

Chevrolet Four-Ninety Production Plan Offers Cash Credits

Chevrolet announces a seven month plan from January to July 1921 totaling fifty thousand Model Four-Ninety cars. Purchasers receive a certificate redeemable for cash credits on listed prices, with credits varying by body type from seventy to one hundred dollars. Production results to be announced by August 10 1921 and credits payable through September 15 1921.

Chevrolet Teo Chevrolet Motor Companies

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State of George Uphaus Weissinger Geo. J. Klager An Arbor Mich Ann. Arbor The Federated Church W. de Gross Washtenaw Abstract Co 4Th Ave Joe B. Regnier O. R. Beebe Section York Lyceum Owosso Memphis George Grege Reds Flint John Richie Superior Township Pontiac Bert Williamson Rochester Muskegon Board of Education Bunker Kalamazoo Laundrymen’s Association Robert Tolles Wanda Bentley Grand Rapids George Walker Adrian Fred Nutten Lenawee Board of Supervisors St. Clair Milton Gearing Republican Party Omar Cope Mattie ~Munger Saginaw City Commission County Girl Protective Office Kalamar Michigan Central Railroad Tronwood Gogebic County Eugene Hess Hess State Farm Bureau Sami Westlake Albert Cross Helen Craig Glen. Gordon Lena Gordon Samuel Craig St. Patrick's Ernest Gilbert Thureday Burt* Osborne Allen Collins Frank Stilts Grace Tilson“Smith B. O. Hagrman Christian Science Notes W. M. Fowler Geo. V.cook
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